Investors haven’t exactly sold the news on Waste Management Inc. (NYSE: WM), but recent price action suggests they want to ...

I rate Waste Management a buy due to strong revenue growth, margin expansion, and a valuation discount versus peers. Revenue growth is driven by pricing power, sustainability initiatives, healthcare ...

This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Waste Management, Inc. (NYSE:WM) reports third-quarter 2025 results after the market closes on October 27. Analysts expects EPS of $2.02 and revenue around $6 ...

CEO James C. Fish highlighted WM's strategy combining its "unreplicable core business with new platforms for growth" and emphasized the company's consistency: "It's our sustained strong results across ...

The best companies to own for the long haul are ones that share a few key characteristics: They provide a necessary product or service. They build difficult to surmount barriers to competition. They ...

Wide-moat-rated Waste Connections WCN delivered fourth-quarter results that were mostly in line with our expectations as tailwinds in core pricing and strong acquisition activity outweighed headwinds ...

We have recently updated a report on Waste Management, Inc. WM. The company recently reported solid first-quarter 2021 results, with earnings and revenues surpassing the Zacks Consensus Estimate.

Waste Connections delivered robust first-quarter results as momentum in core pricing and acquisition activity continued. The company's top line grew over 15% year over year, with contribution split ...

A multi-stakeholder packaging alliance, CoRe (Collect and Recycle), has called on the government to prioritise waste management reforms in the upcoming federal budget. The alliance urged urgent fiscal ...

In the dynamic world of waste management, Waste Management Inc. (WM) is at a pivotal juncture that could shape its future for investors. Recent price movements indicate that while investors are ...

We recently issued an updated report on Waste Management, Inc. WM. In the past year, shares of Waste Management have lost 10.9% compared with 20.3% decline of the industry it belongs to. The waste ...